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According to this report, India has sought a “clarification or interpretation”of the Partial Award of February 18 in the Indus Waters Kishenganga Arbitration (Pakistan v. India). India reportedly has sought clarification over the prospective, binding nature of the Court of Arbitration’s ruling in the “Second Dispute” relating to the use of a technique of sediment management called “drawdown flushing”. To recall, in the Partial Award, the Court of Arbitration had held that India was prohibited from using drawdown flushing at the Kishenganga project or any future run-of-river plant on the Western Rivers, which are allocated to Pakistan under the Indus Waters Treaty. India presumably wants a clarification of the second part of the ruling, i.e., whether India is prohibited from using drawdown flushing at any future run-of-river plant on the Western Rivers. This raises very interesting issues relating to the tribunal’s jurisdiction and judicial remedies under international law generally. I hope to discuss some of these issues in future posts, but for now if you’re interested in learning more about the Partial Award, you can read my recently published ASIL Insighton the topic.

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